Hayat Ashraf

 India's foreign policy is guided by several key principles and objectives. While specific priorities and strategies may evolve over time, the following elements generally characterize India's approach to foreign affairs: 1. Non-alignment and Strategic Autonomy: India has traditionally followed a non-aligned foreign policy, aiming to maintain independence and not align itself with any particular power bloc. India places a strong emphasis on strategic autonomy, seeking to protect its national interests and maintain flexibility in its decision-making. 2. Peaceful Coexistence: India advocates for peaceful coexistence and the resolution of disputes through dialogue and diplomacy. It emphasizes the principles of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries. 3. Multi-lateralism: India actively engages with various multilateral institutions such as the United Nations (UN), World Trade Organization (WTO), and the Non-Aligned Moveme...